Austin District News Items of Mrs H B Vurmwarre
Sunday services drew Gothic Lodge members to United Church with special music and an inspiring address by Rev D Sly. Local families hosted gatherings and graduations at Winnipeg venues while community figures attended events, including political speeches by NDP and Conservative speakers and a large bake sale. Manitoba delegates joined the Credit Union National Association convention in Madison with highlights on aid to underdeveloped regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothic Lodge No. 75
AFAM
United Church
D. Sly
Billy Makinson
Wm. Makinson
Percy Ewen
Gail Lowe
Knox United Church
Winnipeg
Roger Lowe
Hurd
Stone
Robert
Biebe
Douglas Duncan
W. S. Duncan
New Democratic Party
Enns
Conservative Party
United Farm Women
Credit Union News Credit Union
Credit Union National Association
Madison
Wisconsin
Manitoba
J. M. Froese
Winkler
John Lunney
Austin
Makinson
Anitoba
C.U.N.A. Supply
Co-operative Union of Canada Congress
Joseph O'Connel
C.U.N.A
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Beaver-Katrime 4H Calf Club Meeting Highlights
The Beaver-Katrime 4H Calf Club met May 7 at Steve Thompson’s home with ten members present. Dwight Thompson won an award trip to Wisconsin in July through the club council. A March of Dimes letter thanked the club for a ten dollar donation. Members finished work on vote signs and lunch was provided by Mrs. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Thompson
Dwight Thompson
Wisconsin
USA
March of Dimes
Thompson
Miss Ferne Bull Shower Guest in Austin United Church
Miss Ferne Bull, bride elect of May 26, hosted a May 11 shower in the United Church lower room at Austin attended by over 100 neighbors and friends. She received corsages, was escorted to the bride’s chair, opened gifts with help, and thanked guests before a lunch served by the 4H club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church At
Austin
Tonor Ferne Bull
Miss Bull
Rosemary Lowe
G. Bull
Violet Lewis
Thomas
Ella Kowachuk
G. Dram
Lorraine Chant
Louise Stephenson
A. J. Stevenson
Murry Lewis
Ferne
Winnipeg
Jon
Pine Creek News Social Visit Recap
Walter Livingstone and Ted Critchlow hosted guests including Mr. Tilley of Austin in Carberry hospital news. Notable Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Knox, Clayton Turner, Henry ONeill, Harold Rosling, and families from Portage, MacGregor, Kimberley, Maryville, and Neepawa. Mrs. Baker to spend summer. others returned home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Geo. Lowe
Mer Alton Richard Ac
Susan
Treherne
Lowe
Shirley Hay
Bil Bula
Win
Eric Outhwaite
H. B. Outhwaite
Geo. Dram
Geo. Bull
Campbell Makinson
Rodney Ewen
Cecil Jones
Judy Stephenson
Margaret Makinson
Glen Thomson
Wm. Dutch
Linda
Hills
Ahrin
Carberry Hospital
James Halkyard
Win. Young
J. Carberry
Bruce Hay
Young
Walter Livingstone
Ted [Critchlow
Winnipe
Livingstone
Tilley
Austin
Alex Livingstone
Critchlow
Tom Manns
Harold Rosling
M Austin
S. E. Knox
Clayton Turner
Portage
Henry O'Neill
MacGregor
Sam Williams
Brandon
Harold Johnson
Kimberley
Sask
Fred Baker
Maryville
B.C
Eddie Hanna
Burnside Congratulates Moor Man on Degrees and Prizes
Congratulatory notes announce Moor man received theology degree and three prizes at Winnipeg United Church convocation. Christian Family Sunday held May 13 with strong attendance. C Moorman led service and girls choir sang. United Church Women to meet May 23 at 2 PM DST. bring two 25 cent gifts for Touch and Take sale. Also congratulations to Mrs R Orr and Burnside School for a 34 at Portage Music Festival. Church services held Sundays at 10 AM DST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo. Moorman
United Church
Winnipeg
C. Moorman
Allan Munro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin and District
Mrs. H. B. Vurmwarre
Co-Op Viscount
Sia
Co-Op
Portage LA Prairie Consumers
Man
Lumber Yard
Miss Ferne Bull
Pine Creek News
Aw. Ruedler
Miss H. Stewart
Ans
Jean
Holston
Wilfred Rogers
Neepawa
Lottie Hanna
Dennis
Jimmy
Burnside
Charles L. ‘Lem
Shuttleworth
Liberal
Portage — Neepawa
L. B. Pearson -Eader
Liberal Party of Canada
Pearson
Canada
Portage-Neepawa Constituency
Lem Shuttleworth
Portage - Neepawa
Ottawa
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